Search results for query: 1969 valve covers

THIS. I also shaved off the logo and was hoping to use the stock covers (67 383), but its a matter of finding them at this point.

I'm planning to sell my ’69 Sport Satellite and want to come up with a reasonable price, fair to both buyer and seller. Your thoughts? Thanks in advance. I’ve owned it for about 10 years and had a lot of work done (and spent a lot of $$$) during that time. I acquired it from the original...

This is probably an amateur question. I have a 1969 440. I have only had this car for 6 years. I don't know who or when the motor was rebuilt. There is a light tapping especially when cold. There is also a little oil seepage past the factory valve covers. I removed the valve covers to...

It hurts me to sell this but after multiple back fusions I am no longer able to finish the work on this car. It's a shame but it's time to turn it over to someone who appreciates the car and can complete it. I have owned it since 2010. The previous owner was a Mopar club member who purchased it...

Hello, My name is Gary and I've been working on Chrysler products since I was eight years old and have been driving them almost as long. I have several Mopars and also recently joined For A-Bodies Only and will likely be joining For E-Bodies Only with my two T/As soon. I'm a retired engineer...

Oh well, it's all moot really. Machine shop, and new parts. That's the way I see it, after that after action report.

This should be fun... I provide the clues, and you pick your favorite explanation for what I found... See my intro post, "Wakening a 1969 Charger from a long slumber", and "Newbie 318 questions" if you want more background. Update on '69 Charger resurrection... Original "675" heads failed...

Standard bore 440 HP cast date 8-6-1969-assembly date 11-21-1969 (six pack internals). Block has been inspected at local machine, the only reason I did not build this motor is I found a closer date to the build of the car. The following parts are included: six pack rods/pistons, oil pan, 906...

Rpop 66-69 Hemi valve covers $350.00

1969 Charger 440 big block valve covers no dents comes with original push on cap $275.00 plus shipping!!

For sale: 1969 Hemi Valve Covers, great shape, original paint on one. No Rust. $500 for the pair plus shipping. Shipping from 93505 Zip Code, High Desert, So Cal area.

They are in good condition. I'm asking $150 each set for the 1968 and 1969 set. The single 67 is $60. All prices are + actual shipping costs from S. Florida. I can be reached by PM.

Can some one tell me if there is any difference in a 1969 Dodge Coronet 440 valve cover and a 1969 Plymouth Cuda valve cover? Thanks.

For sale on nice original pair of 1969 383 and 440 HP valve covers.... Has a couple of very tiny dings in one of the valve covers.... Shown in pictures... Very easy fix......$150 plus shipping in USA..... thanks fbbo

I use a stock set of 1969 440 valve covers on my 505 stroker with trick flow 240 heads and Hughes 1.5 ratio roller rockers. Just had to clearance the baffles in a few areas.

Greetings, I have a couple motors and transmissions for sale. Everything is located in Santa Fe, NM. I am willing to deliver to nearby states for additional cost. 1970 383 HP (High Performance) Big Block - $1,200 - Was told it came from a 1970 Road Runner - Factory 4 Barrel Intake - 906 Heads...

Hi would appreciate any help regarding, I purchased 1969 GTX came with 1976 440 Supposedly rebuilt, but has been stored for years with no oil or coolant but with all holes blocked. What should I do first, fill with oil let set then try and turn crank or do I need to pull valve covers and fill...

Decided to put my recently finished Charger up for sale. Please respond if you have the funds available. I will respond to all messages and discuss any questions. Car has not been out this year so these photos are from last summer. The tail stripe was added after the pictures. 1969 Hemi Charger...

That timing cover is from a late 70’s engine. Didn’t come in a 1970. Neither did the hi-volume oil pump, Mallory distributor, dual fours, someone was building a hot rod! It has 1969 or older valve covers.

This car is an excellent driver. It was originally a 383 car with an Auto trans. It has been converted to 440, 4 speed. Please read details below. - 440 six-pack, aluminum heads, sheet-metal valve covers, Competition Cam & Solid lifters, Shaft mounted Roller Rockers - The car was converted...